Where's a good place to practice drifting
12-08-2010, 01:12 PM
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Where's a good place to practice drifting
Anyone know of any huge parking lots abandoned airports ect
In socal that one can practice drifting at without attracting attention from the public or authorities.
In socal that one can practice drifting at without attracting attention from the public or authorities.
12-08-2010, 02:57 PM
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I would but a decent sized area that Doesn't have poles or cops are hard to come bye
Anything local to social would be nice
Anything local to social would be nice
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12-08-2010, 09:58 PM
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I bounce back and fourth between Ventura and San Diego
I figured that would be the typical response on here I just wanna ace to practice in peace
Not street race or anything and I'd prefer not to gbe to pay $$ just to practice
I figured that would be the typical response on here I just wanna ace to practice in peace
Not street race or anything and I'd prefer not to gbe to pay $$ just to practice
12-09-2010, 06:39 AM
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a car banging off the rev limiter doin burnout will attract cops anywhere in a short amount of time!
really you can practice drifting whereever you go. merging traffic, off ramps, parking, every lane change. just gotta see your daily drive as a drift course.
really you can practice drifting whereever you go. merging traffic, off ramps, parking, every lane change. just gotta see your daily drive as a drift course.
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12-19-2010, 12:39 PM
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I knowba good place in sd by the navy base wide empty streets no traffic really... no cops plus theres a parking lot and a roundabout all to its self as well.. its pretty awsome.. i go there when i want to play around
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honestly, you have plenty of options at your local tracks! Adams is like 20 bucks an hour...or friday nights from 6-9 for $30. You can also go to the skid pad at Willow Springs for $40 all day!
There's no excuse for practicing drifting on city streets endangering the lives of my family and friends...its just plain reckless!
There's no excuse for practicing drifting on city streets endangering the lives of my family and friends...its just plain reckless!
12-22-2010, 07:08 AM
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Im a Nasa member, and only do any type or car activity that would be considered reckless on the track. Its much cheaper than a law enforcement handing you a court date for a reckless driving charge!
Heres info for Southern California:
California- South
Ryan Flaherty
2750 Hidden Hills Way
Corona, CA 92882
310-943-7793 Phone & Fax
socalinfo@drivenasa.com
http://socal.drivenasa.com/
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Heres info for Southern California:
California- South
Ryan Flaherty
2750 Hidden Hills Way
Corona, CA 92882
310-943-7793 Phone & Fax
socalinfo@drivenasa.com
http://socal.drivenasa.com/
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12-30-2010, 11:11 PM
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Adams is definitely not a PERFECT place for beginners. Turns are Extremely Small, but to each their own... and i agree with the going to work your race track ! :thumbsup: